Computing level lines of a polynomial on the plane
The authors demonstrate the application of the method of computing the location of all types of level lines of a real polynomial on the real plane. For this purpose, the theory supporting this method is based on methods of local and global analysis by the means of power geometry and computer algebra. In this paper, these results are illustrated by means of three nontrivial examples of computing level lines of real polynomials on the real plane. Furthermore, the following computer algebra algorithms are used: factorization of polynomials, computation of the Gröbner basis, construction of the Newton polygon, and representation of an algebraic curve on a plane.
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